The File
Edmiston
Charter, sales, management and new build · Eight offices. None in Greece.
The house that sits highest on average size — 57 metres and roughly €69 million asking, on its own 2025 figures — and the only one that has bought naming rights to a heliport.
Commercial relationship
LivingTheta earns referral fees from brokers in this category where an introduction leads to a booking. That is a standing commercial interest in you chartering, and it is disclosed on every page of this site that touches the category. There is no agreement with Edmiston specifically, nothing has been received from it, and it has not paid for this page.
- Founded
- 1996, by Nicholas Edmiston He remains chairman. Jamie Edmiston has been chief executive since 2014.
- Headquarters
- Not declared Variously given as London or Monaco. The firm’s own about page states neither, so we do not either.
- Offices
- 8 London, Monte Carlo, New York, Miami, Newport, Mexico City, San José del Cabo, Southampton. None in Greece.
- Charter fleet size
- Not published This house does not publish a fleet or managed-fleet number. A live listing count is inventory, not a fleet, and is not reproduced here as one.
- Ownership
- Private and family-led No parent group found.
- What they claim
- Selling more yachts over 40 metres than any other brokerage Self-reported, 26 February 2026: €2.96 billion across 43 transactions in 2025, average length 57.06 metres, average asking price approaching €69 million. Not independently verified, and Burgess and Fraser make competing claims on different metrics.
- Unusual
- The Edmiston London Heliport Naming rights on a heliport, plus a Farnborough Airport partnership. No other house on this list runs a strategy like it.
- Further reading
- Yacht Charter Compass — yachtchartercompass.com Destination guides, itineraries and weekly rates for the megayacht market. It is published by the same group as LivingTheta, which is why it is labelled here rather than presented as an independent source. The link is in the sources below.
Edmiston was founded in 1996 by Nicholas Edmiston, who remains chairman, and has been run by Jamie Edmiston since 2014. Eight offices, charter, sales, management, new build and refit.
The size claim
Edmiston reports €2.96 billion across 43 transactions in 2025, at an average length of 57.06 metres and an average asking price approaching €69 million. Those are their figures, published by them, and they are the highest averages anyone on this list publishes.
They are also incompatible with what Burgess and Fraser each claim about themselves, and there is no independent market-share data for this segment to settle it. That problem is worth a page of its own.
